What are simulations?
Simulations are condensed case studies designed to test the knowledge and skills that are required for entry-level CPAs.
Accounting knowledge is tested in simulations through a variety of tasks, some of which require searching databases, completing written communication exercises, and working with spreadsheets and forms.
The skills that simulations are intended to measure are: analysis, judgment, communication, and research. The length of the CPA Exam is as follows:
Simulations are condensed case studies designed to test the knowledge and skills that are required for entry-level CPAs.
Accounting knowledge is tested in simulations through a variety of tasks, some of which require searching databases, completing written communication exercises, and working with spreadsheets and forms.
The skills that simulations are intended to measure are: analysis, judgment, communication, and research. The length of the CPA Exam is as follows:
Time Breakdowns for CPA Exam
| Sections | Hours | ||
| Auditing and Attestation | 4.5 | ||
| Financial Accounting and Reporting | 4 | ||
| Regulation | 3 | ||
| Business Environment and Concepts | 2.5 | ||
| Exam (total) | 14 |
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